Usar "hostage" en una oración

1. "All you can provide me with as a reason is as a hostage to insure my sister's cooperation

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2. My sister is just as likely to talk to you as me and just as likely to help you whether or not you hold me hostage

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3. I retreated back to the safest place I knew: the silent world of Marwan Tayeh the hostage

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4. Even as the thought skittered through my feeble mind, even though I instinctively understood that having fresh clothes meant investment in my life as a hostage by my captors, still I relished the simple aromas of washed cotton

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5. We can hijack the Kassikan, hold the five hostage

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6. In the thinking time afforded me by slow recovery it became clear that while the casual maltreatment of heathen prisoners might be acceptable as part of the day-to-day routine of hostage supervision, the loss of one of their precious bargaining chips before the cards have been dealt, was unthinkable

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7. I remembered the telephone conversation with my mother just after he was taken hostage

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8. To me they were just names, but Menachem had spent two years reporting on events in England prior to being taken hostage and he visited many of the cities and towns in this part of the country during that time

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9. Once the euphoria of the meeting subsided a little, we four settled into the habitual comparisons that dominate male conversation, sharing our stories of capture, and gabbling away ten to the dozen in a mixture of Arabic and English about our shared experiences in the hostage hotels

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10. Lord Boras recovered quickly and seeing his hostage running away went into a fit of rage

11. landscape of Collingston hostage in one amount or another finally started to

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12. young child hostage and is a full day ahead of us

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13. prospect of confronting his pursuers without a hostage as

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14. continued to smile, and led his hostage away with a

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15. There is no reason to believe that he would not have an interest in at least holding the young woman hostage as a bargaining chip if he saw the utility in it

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16. Apparently, Atlantica has threatened to hold the other countries of the Hemisphere hostage for economic concessions

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17. ’ She recoiled at that, and he continued, ‘of course having me hostage would be such a coup for you’re little organisation

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18. Without a hostage of any significance they could just be another moving target, their elimination would not even register on anyone's consciousness

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19. My fear is that they’ve been taken hostage and will be offered for ransom at some point

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20. We were trained to aim for the chest or in a hostage situation or where the suspect needed to go down immediately for the head

21. During a hostage crisis it is theoretically possible for a police sniper (with a high powered telescope) to shoot the firearm out of a suspect’s hand

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22. The general public and hostages also have Human Rights! Can you imagine the outcry if the police sniper failed to shoot the firearm out of the hostage taker’s hand he subsequently kills a hostage? Why take a chance with innocent lives I ask? Take him out and get done with

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23. It just did not have the natural balance one expects from such weapons, so the Special Task Force used the excellent Heckler & Koch MP5 during hostage rescues

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24. We really liked the R5 for it could be used for anything from hostage rescue to shooting cars

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25. The Community has been held hostage by the custodial promises of Big Government whose convincing arguments have superceded the enterprising values and ideas that many of them would otherwise find appealing, if not economically rewarding, were they not held politically captive by their tempting designs

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26. Reese backed up with his hostage while Jevan, Eric, and Leland moved cautiously toward the room

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27. Is it logical to burden yourself with an injured hostage? Let me go, and you can escape to wherever you wish!”

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28. The ego has its tasks, but it has taken the population of Earth hostage

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29. The wellbeing of my hostage and his family

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30. Thank you for downloading this short guide on how to survive as a hostage in Africa

31. This Guide has two main themes – what the Corporate should do and what my hostage should do to survive whilst the Corporate does what it does

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32. Not everyone is trained or has knowledge of hostage survival techniques – it does not come naturally

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33. A Jewish hostage may be treated more harshly than a Christian and he cannot really hide the fact that he is Jewish

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34. That difference also goes to my hostage in whether he is a Prisoner of War (with certain rights but also the duty to escape)

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35. All major countries in the world have Hostage Rescue Teams which may be Civilian, Military or Intelligence based Units

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36. Thus they feel they have nothing to lose which endangers my hostage

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37. An untrained hostage is in much greater danger than a trained one

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38. Legally the local Government (where the kidnapping took place or where my hostage is held) is under no obligation to ask your permission before they attempt the rescue and you may not even be aware of it until after it happened

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39. The amount of violence during a rescue attempt is a legal minefield because Hostage Rescue Units are subject to the law of the land and the flag under which they serve

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40. This also endangers my hostage

41. I am mentioning this aspect because the public sometimes seems to think that hostage Rescuers has a license to kill indiscriminately

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42. Besides the South African Units there is not one other African Nation who has a world class Hostage Rescue Team

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43. Because of the hoaxes the Corporate must ensure they are dealing with a genuine hostage crisis and to do that is to find out where the so called hostage is

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44. In other words try to find him before starting hostage procedures

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45. It really makes no difference which type of hostage situation you are involved in but we mention it here for a better understanding of the situation

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46. This is where my hostage is often related to the hostage-taker

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47. This type of hostage situation is mostly unplanned

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48. This hostage is carefully planned but with money extortion as aim

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49. This does not lessen the danger to my hostage

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50. Being taken hostage is not a game

51. Every hostage crisis is different

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52. Getting kidnapped or snatched or taken hostage is not a nice experience at all

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53. All Police Negotiators is snatched and sorted out during training so they understand what the hostage went through

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54. This phase is designed to be violent but brief and lasts as long as it takes for the Kidnappers to subdue my hostage

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55. We do not recommend to my hostage to try and negotiate his own release but if you think you will succeed then do so

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56. It is always possible that my hostage is released and then the debriefing phase starts (below)

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57. Or the Hostage Rescue Team storms the building and either rescues my hostage or my hostage is killed or wounded

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58. My hostage will not be normal after such an ordeal and needs a complete debriefing done by the professionals

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59. It is important to remember the hostage crisis may be a PR nightmare or triumph regardless of the outcome so this aspect must be managed

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60. This team must have an outside Security Expert as advisor because he does not know my hostage and act independently of the Corporate

61. Really, and don’t be angry when I say this but you don’t need a pretty young thing to speak to the press during a hostage crisis unless she is as capable as she looks

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62. One is which Authorities to contact? Two is the wellbeing of my hostage and his family

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63. The Authorities would want a recent picture of my hostage

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64. A complete up to date medical history of my hostage is crucial

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65. It really means a lot to my hostage to know that his family is taken care off and that the Corporate has a plan to get him released

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66. Remember hostage incidents can go on for years or days or hours

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67. My hostage salary should still be paid because he is still legally employed

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68. My hostage should also be reminded via the negotiator that the Corporate cares

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69. It is vital that a designated PR person speak to the press during and after the hostage crisis

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70. The key word here is Operational Security – nothing of negative value must be said which can affect my hostage

71. It is possible though to communicate with my hostage through the press

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72. The scenario is that you are taken hostage by criminals who expect your Corporate or family to pay for your release

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73. Remember a dead hostage is a useless hostage

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74. The FBI’s Hostage Barricade Database System shows that roughly 27% of victims show evidence of Stockholm Syndrome

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75. The Syndrome is named after the robbery of Kreditbanken at Norrmalmstorg in Stockholm, Sweden in which bank employees were held hostage in 1973

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76. It was named after my hostage incident at the Japanese Embassy in Lima, Peru in 1996

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77. This is good for the safety of my hostage but it does not happen a lot

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78. Having said that they play a cardinal role in the protection of your corporate image and you should read my Hostage Survival Guide

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79. We were watching the latest broadcast from France about a group of terrorists who were holding fifty people hostage in an old chateau

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80. These are the same individuals who routinely go on strike and hold our children‘s future hostage until the city raises the ante

81. The one defining event for those who dislike him was the Iran hostage crisis

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82. Iranian students took over the US embassy in Tehran and held 50 officials hostage for over a year and half

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83. Carter was not the only US President brought down by a hostage crisis

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84. Other US citizens were held hostage in the Mideast under both Reagan and Bush Sr

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85. , faced yet another hostage crisis that the solution to such terrorism became clear

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86. Bush's success at ending this hostage taking was stunning

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87. Carter had the bad luck to have the hostage crisis begin when there was a slow news cycle and a media, in the years after Watergate, dedicated to proving how critical they could be of presidents

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88. A similar hostage crisis under Lyndon Johnson, the seizure of the USS Pueblo by North Korea, had little effect on public opinion of him

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89. Keinalone, standing near her father, saw him become rigid in his insistence that the other’s son be retained as a hostage for the good faith performance of his adversaries

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90. Holding time and sanity hostage

91. He’s not anybody’s hostage

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92. story, he fell hostage to the eyes of a myriad amount of beautiful women; only

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93. I didn’t know about him, but I was hungry as a fucking hostage

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94. Maybe we can hold you hostage?”

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95. their heir? To have a hostage to prevent their husband’s bad behaviour?

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96. who had been an hostage at Rome, and he reigned in the hundred and thirty and seventh year of the kingdom of the Greeks

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97. He also had to turn over his son, Cesar Borja, as a hostage

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98. emergency response team storming the hostage takers

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99. three lifers took Steinhauser and others hostage

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